Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-05-19
Try those HEADQUARTERS at P. o.

Remember the Commercial when IN
Oakley.
Goodsoe s. Co. are making chattel
loans at low rates.
Full supply of BASE BALLS, BATS.
etc, at P. o. Store.
Finest 10-cent cigars in the city at
Douglas g. Walkers.
For BASE BALL REGULATIONS of
1887 call at p o. Store.
For ACCOMPLISHMENTS or decided lands
60 to Walker g. WillcOxOn.
For cheap hat go to Assenmacher q
Co.'S. They are selling at cost.
Mr.. Siler, of Weston. Mo-, friend OF
Mr.. Mason, is here visiting this week.
Squirrel and potato bug poison con-
stantly on hand at Douglas & Walkers S.
Ladies' shoes in great variety and sell
ing for cost, at P. J. Assenmacher & Cos.
New goods arriving daily at Douglas q
Walkers. Come early and avoid the
rush"
Douglas & Walker have ordered an en-
tire new stock of goods. Their drugs are
all fresh and pure.
The annual school district election
must be held on the last Thursday in
June of each year.
Those wishing any building done
should see Harvey & Harder, at Douglas
s. Walkers drug store.
Tom Sutton, John Akard, A. j. Eddy,
Loa Walker, Joe Daniels, went to Cney-
enne Wells, Colo, Monday.
Rev. George Fleisch will celebrate mass
in this city May "a, Fleming house %.
and Colby 26th.-Atwood Democrat.
A. H. Brock of Larson. Colo, P. j.
Mccartney, of Odell. Nebr.. and j. M.
Johannes, of Carleton. Nebr., are at the
Windsor.
DIR. Eddy is meeting with good prac-
tice at the hands of the citizens of Thorn
as county. We are told he is skillful
and successful doctor.
We are prepared to make loans on real
estate in an hours notice, and at the very
lowest rates possible.
WALKER s. WILLCOXON.
Sam McGOnigal. conductor on K. p.
between Brookville and Kansas City, is
here this week with his wife, visiting his
father, B. McGonigal, and Robt. Nc
Gonigal, his brother.
Sunken eyes, pallid complexion, and
disfiguring eruptions indicate that there
is something wrong within. Expel the
lurking foe to health by purifying the
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. Cures
erysipelas, eczema, salt rheum. pimples,
and blotches.
Married, May 10, 1887, by Judge N. j.
J. Adams, Chas. W. Barlow and Olive
Bates, both of Thomas county, Kansas.
The Judge did the ceremony up brown,
and did something unusual-set up the
cigars to big crowd of by-standers.
They have the best wishes of CAT.
The board of trade will fill long-felt
want. and now with organized effort.
what can't Colby dor She will boom as
never before. Let all see to it that she
receives each ones interest. The utmost
harmony prevails in Colby's citizens, and
let it still continue. as We feel sanguine
it will. Talk Colby. Boom Colby.
Build Colby up, and let no stone go I'M
turned till she becomes the railroad Gen.
ter she is destined to become. and the
city of northwest Kansas.
(Sec. 81 Sec 8, art. 4. laws of 1876. is
hereby amended to read as follows:
J Sec. 8. The clerk of each school dis.
trict shall, at least five days previous to
the annual meeting in June each year,
make a written report, which he shall
submit and read to the legal voters OF
the district at the annual meeting, for
their information and consideration. If
anv change or alteration therein be neces-
sary the same shall be made, and it shall
then be transmitted to the county super
intendent of public instruction. Said re-
port shall show: first the number of chill
dren, male or female, designated separ-
ately, residing in the district, or part OF
district on the last Monday in May prev
ious to date of such report. over the age
of five and under the age of twenty-one
wears; second, the number of children at
tending school during the year, their sex
and branches studied; third, the length
of school time school has been taught
in the district by qualified teacher, the
length of time taught by each teacher,
and wages paid; fourth, the amount OF
money received from the county treasur-
er, arising from disbursement of the state
fund, the amount received from district
taxes, the amount received from all other
sources during the year, the manner in
which the same has been expended; fifth
the amount of money raised by the dis
trict in each year, and the purpose for
which it was raised: sixth, the kind OF
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